Ray Gun Mark II available from the box today

[MrCaffiene82]

Ray Gun Mark II available from the box today

I got it from the box on Die Rise and packapunched it.

Its a 3 burst round and is very powerful goes through many zombies in one shot.

Here is a short video from the box to packapunch and killing a few zombies.

It Looks fantastic Link to short video demonstration

Link http://youtu.be/59OXmXMWxAo

[Ourobos]

So apparently this was a treyarch boo boo that was hot fixed, and the Mark II is no longer available until after 7-2..

[DeathBringerZen]

People are still reporting being able to get the Mark II from the box AFTER the hotfix (system settings change) on Twitter and the Activision forums.

http://community.callofduty.com/message ... #414559052

Think it is here to stay by the looks of things.

[Ourobos]

^ Link inactive.

[Rissole25]

So can anyone explain it to me? Better than the original? When does it lose its 1 hit ability, etc.

Also did anyone try it on Bus Depot? I imagine it will help a lot on that map.

[Ourobos]

I got it on Tranzit.. It's a 3 round burst, I think 24 in the mag, 165 in reserve if I'm not mistaken. No splash damage, and from what I can tell it's best used to train the zombies the turn and aim in a straight line into the horde, it goes through them that way. It's unlike the ray gun that I would normally blast 2-3 rounds at their feet, you want body / head shots with this one. I wasn't thinking and left the game after playing with it, I should have packed it to see the difference. Overall I can't say I was impressed like when I first used the Thunder Gun, Wunderwaffle, Vitriolic etc, but definitely is a crowd mover more than a lot of other box weapons.

[EvilHERONeos]

The way it sounds is that it is a better version of Blundergat. Because that just sat crowds of zombies down fairly quickly.

[Ourobos]

I'd put it real similar to the blundergat, but more ammo in the magazine .

[EvilHERONeos]

Very similar indeed. But if you get Vitrolic Withering and the Mark II, things could be fairly easy on one's troubling zombie times.